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Communist drive aims to organize American youth
A Hearst survey of American colleges and public schools uncovers evidence of Communist influence and a nationwide campaign to organize children. The Young Communist League and the Communist Party coordinate actions to create a mass children movement led by Pioneer units and district committees, aiming to place a network across schools with daily oversight.
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